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To: UnBelievable who wrote (42191)	11/30/2000 6:31:24 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

UnBelievable, Re Its amazing how much I make when I don't try to make it all on one trade, and how much I loose when I do. Yes, your timely reminder prodded me to cut back on my GE and CSCO GTC buy orders at the open, got some good prices though. But, either they make money straight away, or I get more at a better price later. Focusing on Jan's now. My MSFT poots were got by buying them up slowly. Using equal amounts of cash on the way up. That policy does work. You get most of your poots at the high. My portfolio took an unusual change today, from DOWN to a 20% blue sky direction. MSFT Dec 60's and Jan 55's poots turning on the after burners in style. Thank you Bill Gates -g-. Sold a few poots today. Got half my position left on that stock. Potentaily much more giving I think. Many other contributers begining to show. SUNW, RIMM,.... have my selected target stocks as previously posted. Had a look at my clown positions. As some might know I only buy the "low value" stocks, not the wall street darlings. When MSFT gets a chill, the little guys get pnumonia. My god, did they get slaughtered today... as much as 60%+. My only hope to my fellow investors in those stocks is that they don't react to the market expectations but start learning to survive. The POS "high value" stocks are there to be abused. Cash position building well, I have the safety off the short button now, looking at bounces carefully. regards, pearly.